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  1. Daily C++ Interview
    Daily C++ Interview
    Prepare yourself for your next interview one question a day
    Sandor Dargo

    This book helps you prepare for your next C++ interview if you are looking for an entry- or intermediate level position. The questions are mostly not about edge cases and brain teasers but they cover the realistic knowledge you need to get a developer job in the C++ world. Take a question a day, try to figure it out yourself, then check the answer.

  2. The Ultimate Guide to Outsourcing Your Auth

    Curious about using a SaaS or open source solution for your auth, identity and access management needs? This book will cover how to evaluate an auth system, risks you might encounter and how to mitigate them, and migration and implementation details.

  3. Vivalá Turismo: planejando o futuro de um negócio social
    No Description Available
  4. Cirque du Soleil
    Cirque du Soleil
    Henrique Costa and Casoteca ADM
    No Description Available
  5. Tanaman Pepohonan Pencegah & Penghalau Gelombang Tsunami Di Kawasan Pesisir Pantai Edisi Bahasa Indonesia

    Mengenal Aneka Ragam Jenis Tanaman Pepohonan Pencegah & Penghalau Gelombang Tsunami Di Daerah Kawasan Pesisir Pantai Edisi Bahasa Indonesia

  6. Developing Web Applications
    Developing Web Applications
    with Play & Scala
    Paul E. Sevinç

    Progress from programming to software development sprinkled with some software engineering by applying what the Play docs teach to two production-level, albeit simple, Web apps with state-of-the-art architectures and security as a forethought.

  7. Os testamentos ignorados de Ovídio Baptista e Calmon de Passos
    No Description Available
  8. The Salt in Our Bars
    The Salt in Our Bars
    It’s a metaphor, you see.
    epiphaniser

    Apart from hosting useless discussions on the endless cycle which we have termed “life”, the support group, I realised the next Sunday, also brought forth the worst fears of its members. When Hattrick asked me what my worst fear was, I replied that I didn’t fear anything.

  9. Corina Cervejas Especiais: empreendedorismo, pioneirismo e um olhar estratégico para o futuro

    Em poucos anos, a Corina se tornou um nome conhecido no mercado local, cresceu, diversificou seus produtos e pontos de venda, mudou sua operação e passou por transformações de seu modelo de negócio original.

  10. A Practical Guide to Testing in DevOps Japanese Edition
    A Practical Guide to Testing in DevOps Japanese Edition
    DevOpsにおけるテストについて事例を交えて紹介した一冊
    Katrina Clokie, Yuya Kazama, and Masanori Kawarada

    Katrina Clokieによる2017年8月発行の書籍『A Practical Guide to Testing in DevOps』の日本語翻訳版です。実装前や実装中でのテストだけでなく、本番環境でのテストについて、数多くの事例を用いて語られています。

  11. Rethinking Learning
    Rethinking Learning
    A Review of Social and Emotional Learning for Education Systems
    UNESCO MGIEP

    This publication reviews the latest research on Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), its impact on student health and school climate and its transformative role in building happier classrooms. It seeks to inform and impress upon the Member States the urgent need to mainstream social and emotional learning in education systems.

  12. Jumpstart
    Jumpstart
    A practical guide to entrepreneurship and venture creation
    Michael Nyenes

    Before you spend a cent on your new business idea - read this book

  13. Drawn like a Magnet
    Drawn like a Magnet
    30 Days, 31 Poems, 2000 Tiny Words | 31 Works of Art
    MysticSparkleWings
    No Description Available
  14. Upgrade Your HTML IV
    Upgrade Your HTML IV
    10 More Examples to Improve Your Markup
    Jens Oliver Meiert

    The Upgrade Your HTML series is about one thing: Picking examples of HTML in the wild, and explaining how to make that code better. Kindly. Constructively. Thoroughly, as finding a balance between detail and brevity permits.

  15. FOUR YEARS
    FOUR YEARS
    Engineering & Hostel
    Rahul Parwal

    You cannot connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So, you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. – Steve Jobs